Woodly Sainrose, a student athlete at Bishop Ford High School, gives a young perspective on what it means to be an “Active Catholic” who is growing up in the middle of Brooklyn. Join Woodly as he runs for student government, runs track and runs circles around his football teammates. Woodly gets inspiration from his family and his uncle, who is a local priest.
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Queens Catholics Inspired by John Paul II
A special Mass was celebrated in Forest Hills to mark the birth of Blessed Pope John Paul II. In honor of his heritage, the liturgy was conducted in English and Polish. For one of the faithful in attendance, it was a moving experience. (Original Air Date: May 7, 2013)
Father Cush Reports from Rome
Father Cush describes the excitement in the city, building up to the weekend’s Canonization.
Chinese Catholics Embrace, Evangelize
Newcomers are arriving in the Diocese of Immigrants so fast that, as Currents correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports, they are helping to recast the face of the Church in Brooklyn and Queens.
Saint John’s Students Get Dirty on Earth Day
Saint John’s University students were outside on Holy Saturday, tending to the earth. And, as Currents correspondent Michelle Powers reports, it’s something about which Pope Francis has written.
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Father Pavone: Legal Abortion is Not Safe
There’s a brewing scandal involving places of death — New York’s abortion mills, which are typically never inspected and mostly unregulated. Now that the story is out in the open, the State’s top health official is out of a job. Currents correspondent Michelle Powers has been digging into the details.
Church Joyful at Williamsburg Easter Vigil
One of the highlights of the Easter Season is the Vigil Mass, when the light of Christ is ignited and new Catholics are welcomed into the Church. Currents News Director Ed Wilkinson was in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where Bishop DiMarzio welcomed some of the more than 1,1000 people have now become full participants in the faith.
Mary Louis Academy Athletes Bond on the Road
A group of young athletes from the Mary Louis Academy playing a demanding sport… without a home field advantage. But, as Currents Sports Reporter Jim Mancari reports, it’s an obstacle they’ve turned into a plus because theirs is a game of teamwork.
Juan Pablo II “!Santo Subito Ya!”
Este especial toma una profunda mirada a la forma en cual un Papa rompió todos los protocolos, todos los records y fue llevado a la santidad.
No importa si estaba en Latino American oh en Chase stadium Nueva York, el recibimiento era igual, las ciudades se paralizaban. La Mayoría de Nuestra generación vivió debajo de su Papado. La gente creció con el, lo admiro y lo conoció. Era como recibir a un Rockstar, un imán atrayente.